15 Thompson Street, Ascot WA 6104

Exquisite Riverfront Sanctuary with Private Jetty

AUCTION PARTICULARS
Auction - On Site 23/08/2025 10:30am
Deposit - $50,000 at the fall of the hammer
Settlement - 30 days from the fall of the hammer
Conditions - This property will be sold in AS IS, WHERE IS condition

Properties in this exclusive part of Ascot with direct river frontage rarely become available, and this home has remained in the same hands for nearly 30 years.

Indulge in the rare privilege of owning a direct riverfront home on the serene Swan River, located just 7km from Perth's vibrant CBD.

This prestigious property offers a north facing 1839m2 landholding with unparalleled access to the river, featuring a private, registered deep-water jetty with boat pen and private boat ramp that sets it apart as a truly unique offering.

The 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence has undergone high-standard partial renovations, presenting an exceptional opportunity for the new owner to either complete the renovation or design and build their dream home.

This property holds title to the Swan River waterline and the jetty accommodates yachts up to 15m, offering a unique waterfront lifestyle right at your doorstep. Enjoy a myriad of water activities, from boating and fishing to canoeing, paddleboarding, and windsurfing. Delight in the tranquillity of birdlife and the occasional sighting of dolphins exploring the river from your own backyard.

The site's position is truly irreplaceable. With no new lots offering direct Swan River frontage and no further private jetty licences being issued, the area is currently experiencing a transformation, with the construction of new mega homes and numerous luxury residences.

Rental Estimate: approx $1,500 pw
Council Rates: $2,712.14 pa
Water Rates: $1,530.42 pa
Year Built: 1960

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